The document discusses the process of applying a protective aluminum coating to threads. It outlines several key steps, including applying an incomplete coating, finishing the coating after additional threads are cut, and performing final inspections to ensure uniformity and quality standards are met. Proper coating is important for protection, performance, and customer satisfaction.

1. ALUMINUM
LUBE
POSITIVE CUSTOMER
COAT
J-FORM
(ROOT RADIUS)
UNJ
SATISFACTION
PROTECTION
(2) INCOMPLETE
AFTER COAT/ FINAL
THREADS
(LEAD-IN)
0.0002"/0.0005"
ALUMINUM COAT PA
CK
IN
G/
GRIP DIAMETER SH
60° UN ENOUGH DYE IPP
IN
FINAL G
MINOR
P
DIAMETER
INSPECTION A
P
THREADS
(ROOT) E
400 R
PITCH
W
O
DEGREES F
PITCH
TI PITCH DIAMETER R
DIAMETER P/ K
BA
MAJOR K E
DIAMETER
0.0003"/0.0005"
UNIFORM CO
CURE/
GRIP
AT
DIAMETER
(SHANK)
LUBE
BAKE
BE
FO
RE
CL
BA
EA
K
E
N
IN
AP
SP
GRIP DIA EC
PL
(2) INCOMPLETE GRIP MET ER COATING T
IC
THREADS DIAMETER
300
AT
(SHANK)
(RUN-OUT)
IO
DEGREES F
N
MAJOR
PI
DIAMETER
TC
H
PITCH DI
DIAMETER AM
ET
BEFORE COAT/RECEIVING
ER
MINOR
(ROOT) IN-PROCESS
GRIP
ANNRO INSPECTION
BL
AS
T
SHANK
ET
C
H
CH
EM
IC
A
L
PRETREAT
COAT
SO
LV
GRIP GRIP
PI
EN
DIAM
COVE
ETER
TC
T
H RAGE
REC'G
VIS
ANNR
VISUAL
INSPECT
UA
UNCOATED
SPC
O
FASTENER/PART
L
WORLD CLASS
WORLD CLASS
INNOVATION DESIGN
T
F
G-FORCE
ZERO
QUALITY TECHNOLOGY r
FORCE VS FRICTION
INCOTEC COATINGS WORLDWIDE